Digitized Music

A full list of digitized music composed by Eleanor Everest Freer appears below the image gallery. The items were digitized as part of either "The Library of Congress Celebrates the Songs of America" or "Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music, ca. 1870 to 1885." Explore those collections in full to find similar resources.

Eleanor Everest Freer. "Summer Night." 1907. Library of Congress Music Division.

Eleanor Everest Freer. "Sweet and Twenty." 1912. Library of Congress Music Division.

Eleanor Everest Freer. "To a Painter." 1907. Library of Congress Music Division.

Songs by Eleanor Everest Freer, listed alphabetically by title.

"A Carol, op. 21, no. 2"
1912. From "Three Short Songs." Lyrics by Eleanor Everest Freer.
"A Devout Lover, op. 25, no. 3"
1912. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Thomas Randolph.
"A Farewell, op. 21, no. 5"
1912. From "Three Short Songs." Lyrics by Charles Kingsley.
"An April Pastoral, op. 6, no. 3"
1906. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by William Watson.
"Apparitions, op. 9, no. 2"
1906. From "Four Songs." Lyrics by Robert Browning.
"August Night, op. 12, no. 5"
1907. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Hester Bancroft.
"A Vagabond Song, op. 9, no. 1"
1906. From "Four Songs." Lyrics by Bliss Carman.
"A Valentine, op. 21"
1909. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Eleanor Everest Freer.
"During Music, op. 20, no. 2"
1913. From "Four Songs." Lyrics by Arthur Symons.
"Etude Realiste, op. 27, no. 8"
1921. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Algernon Charles Swinburne.
"Faith, op. 12, no. 1"
1906. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Francis Anne Kemble.
"Fate's Decree, op. 18, no. 3"
1912. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Thomas Moore.
"For the Freedom of All Nations"
1917. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Will Rossiter.
"Galloping Song, op. 12, no. 3"
1907. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Sara Hamilton Birchall.
"Golden Eyes, op. 15, no. 2"
1912. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics translated from the Greek of Rufinus by Andrew Lang.
"How Can We Know?, op. 29, no. 4"
1925. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Edith Rockefeller McCormick.
"How Many Times Do I Love Thee, Dear?, op. 19, no. 4"
1910. From "Five Songs, op. 19." Lyrics by Thomas Lovell Beddoes.
"Hymn, op. 27, no. 7"
1920. Song for voice and piano. Published in the series "Songs for Church." Lyric uncredited. Begins, "Howe'er the adversary tries. By varied guile. To urge me with persuasive lies."
"I Fear thy Kisses, Gentle Maiden (Je crains tes baisers, douce femme), op. 24, no. 2"
1920. Song for low voice and piano. Lyrics by Percy Byssche Shelley. French version translated by Eleanor Everest Freer.
"I Fear thy Kisses, Gentle Maiden (Je crains tes baisers, douce femme), op. 24, no. 2"
1920. Song for high voice and piano. Lyrics by Percy Byssche Shelley. French version translated by Eleanor Everest Freer.
"Jenny Kiss'd Me, op. 25, no. 2"
1912. From "Three Short Songs." Lyrics by Leigh Hunt.
"Love in my Heart, O Heart of Me, op. 19, no. 2"
1909. From "Five Songs, op. 19." Lyrics by William Sharp.
"Nay! But You Who Do Not Love Her, op. 18, no. 4"
1912. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Robert Browning.
"O Fly Not, Pleasure, op. 19, no. 3"
1910. Song for high voice and piano. From "Five Songs, op. 19." Lyrics by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt.
"O Fly Not, Pleasure, op. 19, no. 3"
1910. Song for low voice and piano. From "Five Songs, op. 19." Lyrics by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt.
"Of the Need of Drinking, op. 15, no. 5"
1912. Song for low voice and piano. Lyrics by Anacreon Bourne.
"Old Love Song, op. 24, no. 1"
1912. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by William Gerard Chapman.
"Our Mother Tongue, op. 21, no. 3"
1913. From "Four Songs." Lyrics by Richard Monckton Milnes.
"Outward Bound, op. 24, no. 3"
1913. From "Four Songs." Lyrics by Harriet Monroe.
"Polka facile"
1880. Piano piece by Nellie W. Everest. This was Eleanor Everest Freer's first published composition at age 16.
"She's Somewhere in the Sunlight Strong, op. 17, no. 1"
1912. Song for low voice and piano. Lyrics by Richard Le Gallienne.
"Song of the Rose, op. 12, no. 1"
1907. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
"Summer Night, op. 12, no. 6"
1907. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
"Sweet and Twenty, op. 21, no. 1"
1912. Song for high voice and piano. Lyrics by William Shakespeare.
"The Child's Quest, op. 27, no. 2"
1915. Low voice version. Lyrics by Frances A. Shaw.
"The Child's Quest, op. 27, no. 2"
1915. High voice version. Lyrics by Frances A. Shaw.
"The Constant Lover, Op. 9, No. 4"
1906. From "Four Songs." Lyrics by Sir John Suckling.
"The Dancers, op. 12, No. 2"
1906. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Michael Field. Note: Michael Field is the pseudonym of Katharine Harris Bradley [1846 - 1914] and Edith Emma Cooper [1862 - 1913].
"The Flowers of France (Les Fleurs de France), op. 27, no. 3"
1916. Song for low voice and piano. Lyrics by Miguel Zamacois.
"The Flowers of France (Les Fleurs de France), op. 27, no. 3"
1916. Song for high voice and piano. Lyrics by Miguel Zamacois.
"The Ideal, op. 9, no. 2"
1906. From "Four Songs." Lyrics by Duncan Campbell Scott.
"The Old Boatman, op. 23, no. 1"
1909. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Howard Weeden.
"The Stealer, op. 27, no. 6"
1918. Song for high voice and piano. Lyrics by Lee Nichols.
"The Stealer, op. 27, no. 6"
1918. Song for low voice and piano. Lyrics by Lee Nichols.
"To a Dreamer, op. 27, no. 1"
1913. Song for high voice and piano. Lyrics by Agnes Lee.
"To a Painter, op. 15, no. 6"
1907. From "Songs from the Greek." Lyrics by Anacreon, translated from the Greek by Thomas Moore.
"Two Songs"
1904. 1. "What is Life's Youth?," 2. "Like a Shooting Star, Love!" Lyrics unattributed.
"Walls of Doubt, op. 27, no. 5"
1917. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Lee Nichols.
"Who has Robbed the Ocean Cave?, op. 19, no. 5"
1911. From "Five Songs, op. 19." Lyrics by John Shaw Neilson.
"You, op. 23, no. 9"
1909. Song for voice and piano. Lyrics by Agness Greene Foster.

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Eleanor Everest Freer. "Summer Night." 1907. Library of Congress Music Division.

Eleanor Everest Freer. "Sweet and Twenty." 1912. Library of Congress Music Division.

Eleanor Everest Freer. "To a Painter." 1907. Library of Congress Music Division.